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Hoping this gets merged. Seems to be essential concerning API feature. Routes currently cant be typed. Rather than having internal db failure, casting failures could be handeled with better status codes allowing for a better dev experience. |
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What is the motivation?
My cursed short ID system and wanting short ID search to run faster.
What does this change do?
It allows you to check if a string can be casted to an integer.
What is your testing strategy?
Built-in test suite.
Is this related to any issues?
As far as my knowledge goes, no.
Does this change need documentation?
Yes.
Does this change make any alterations to environment variables or CLI commands?
No.
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